Psalm 91:1-2 The Secret Is In The Shadow

Chaos and confusion run deep in these last days. Uncertainty has taken a vise -like grip. Moral decency has very little influence leading to the breakdown first, in the home, then the community, and then society.

There is not much that is private anymore. Technology, by way of social media has "let the cat out of the bag". Everyone is broadcasting their own business or broadcasting someone else's.

When we expose ourselves, we open ourselves to attack. Especially from the uns

Matthew 16:16-19 Kingdom Keys

Keys, almost everyone has them and they are important because they are used to lock and unlock: the doors to our houses, cars, anything that may be considered private to us.

Keys represent two things, security and authority which gives us access to things of value. 

Physical keys give us access to things we value here on earth. Spiritual keys give us access to the Kingdom of God. In Romans 4:16, what is of great value is the promise of eternal life, and the key that gives us

Colossians 1:10 Walking worthy

I've heard it said that we can be so heavenly minded that we are no earthly good. Heaven is a future promise we truly long for, we look forward to going up there, but we must finish our work down here.

Bible wisdom tells us in Colossians 1:10 - That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God.

So, we must walk worthy pleasing God down here in order to get up there. But we need power to do so,

Proverbs 18:21 The power of the tongue

I've heard that sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me. Personally, I found out that it just wasn't true, at least not for me. It turned out to be denial or at best a temporary shelter from the pain inflicted by harsh, critical, or downright mean words hurled from an unruly evil full of deadly poison, the tongue.

Bible wisdom tells us in Proverbs 12:18; that when the tongue speaks it can pierce like a sword. Some people use the tongue as an offens